Peripheral Nerves to Mitral Valve

Title of the work "Peripheral nerves to the mitral valve of the heart" The marriage between Yan Zheng and Jia Lin started with the sentence, "Don't you deserve love if you don't have money?" This touched Yan Zheng's heartstrings. Jia Lin is rational, not good at talking, but very warm, and pursues an efficient and pragmatic life; he is emotional, casual, optimistic, and advocates poetry and romance. She and the two from a single-parent family fell in love. Their complementary surprises, and their fingers intertwined were filled with curiosity and exploration of each other's world. However, when passion settles into day-to-day married life, differences gradually evolve into ravines of estrangement. Jia Lin walks in the efficient and pragmatic world as he pleases, believing that the future of the family lies in the steady accumulation of material things; Ze Yanwei hopes that Jia Lin will spend more time with her and her children to make up for her lack of childhood, believing that the quality of life lies in immediate perception and shared memories. From weekend arrangements, home decoration, to social methods and future plans, every detail may become a battlefield for silent competition. The qualities that once attracted them to each other are now a source of misunderstanding and exhaustion. The communication went from a few simple words to silence. The body language honestly reflects the inner distance: from the tightly interlocked fingers to walking side by side but without contact, it eventually becomes the fuse for their impending collapse. On one end is the underage child, and on the other end is the igniter that is tightly pulled by Yan Zheng. Faced with the childhood reflection of not wanting the child to be like his own single parent, he also wants to break free from the cracked and unbreakable fence. He cannot push it down or squeeze out! Faced with Jialin's silence, he screamed, hysterically, and his throat hurt, breaking the silence to tear off the veil of dawn.